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This episode investigates allegations that Hungary faced the dirtiest election campaign in its history, focusing on a controversial 140,000 euro subsidy for a café that may have violated state aid rules.

This episode discusses Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's proposal to significantly reduce train and bus fares, with analysis from Richard Rybníček on the political implications and public perception.

This episode features an interview with Slovak MP Jozef Hajka discussing his resignation from parliament and his criticism of the direction of the KDH party and its failure to effectively counter political rival Robert Fico.

This episode discusses the SNS proposal on political polls, with Jakub Hankovský from IPSOS expressing concerns about its implications for transparency and agencies.

This episode analyzes recent Slovak political developments, including a conflict between Igor Matovič and Michal Šimečka, opinion poll results showing PSK leading and Smer second, and broader political implications.

This episode discusses how property values are declining since Tomáš Taraba mentioned a new power plant, with the state planning to drill in his yard.

Oskar Dvořák of Progressive Slovakia says Slovakia’s drug-policy system has drifted away from clear rules, citing NKÚ findings that roughly half of medicines were approved at prices above NIHO recommendations and that drug spending rose from 4 million to 356 million euros in five years.

Political scientist Pavl Hardoš reads Progressive Slovakia’s weekend “dream” as a signal that Michal Šimečka’s party wants to lead on the economy, poverty, and housing.

Dobrovodský says the government, the Ministry of Health, and parliament started moving after he pushed discriminatory health-policy rules to the Constitutional Court.

Jaroslav Barborák speaks with Radovan Potočár of the Energy Portal about why the oil-and-gas shock is being treated as the most serious in half a century.

This episode features an interview with Andrej Žiarovský analyzing the escalating conflict in Iran and the Middle East, criticizing Donald Trump's handling of the situation and comparing it to past wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

This episode analyzes whether Donald Trump miscalculated the Iraq war's duration and costs, questioning if he has a coherent plan, as discussed by Andrej Žiarovský.

This episode discusses the political battle for voters in Slovakia, featuring an interview with sociologist Roman Pudmarčík from IPSOS about SMER's attacks from abroad and PS losing momentum ahead of elections.

This episode discusses the metaphorical idea that pushing a heavy burden (like a boulder) for too long will cause more pain, presented as a brief and clear actuality.